HMSC will double-triple minimum on news. Hawk Associates will begin PR as soon as one more deal is finished. Nexus is scheduled to do 9 million in revenue this year alone. 2 more LOI deals are already out there. They should be profitable alone from Nexus. Nexus is a solid company.
The Q is showing the cost of the Nexus deal. They will turn a profit on the Q's moving forward. No need to analyze anything yet as the company is ramping up. Tom personally is in around .002's total adjusted price. So he will not have it trading this low for long.
The people behind HMSC will get it to run up from here. They have a history of doing this with companies.
Cornell is notorious for running up the share price before converting debentures. They cannot convert them at this level. There are not any buyers yet. The company is ground floor. Cornell will wait until the price is much higher.
The beauty of the Agreement that Tom struck is that Cornell cannot short HMSC. So Cornell will have to make the money from a much higher share price.
Hawk Associates has not begun the PR blitz. Look at Hawk Associate companies. MOBL, CHID & others go on big runs when the PR begins. They have a small basket of companies and do a nice job promoting them. Check the charts, they all run big at some point.
Play the game ahead of the PR campaign and you can win here. An SB-2 has not even been filed on Cornell's behalf.
Of course, the company does not look good on paper yet. But the chart can show you where it has recently been (.005's). The plan is for a multi bagger when the news begins. Tom McMillan, Cornell and others have too much tied to the deal to trade at .0023.
I predict HMSC to run big soon. It was at .003 before any deals were even struck. This is a steal here ahead of news, imo.
Speculative companies run on news. Pennies at this level usually have giant runs before any selling. Tom and Hawk Associates will begin a marketing push very soon.
HMSC is the multi-bagger pick of the year from here.
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